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It's insti's buying 100%. They've had 3 weeks of back to back meetings in the run up to BeaverCreek.

I reckon we'll see intial El Cedro sampling data on Monday, otherwise he's going there sharing price sensitive info not known to the market.

Or possibly Tuesday morning before it starts.

Brad's on route to Beavercreek himself, so it'll not be Louie and the team like PDAC. It'll be Brad, who i think comes across much better with his witty, dry humour but really knowledgeable approach

I still can't believe thats LW's FOMO kicked in on a Monday.

The leak is a known one, silly high grade from surface to only 90m depth on a area that has already got some environmental permits in place which will be fast tracked to production.

Not only that, leaked location of drill holes at North Pepas, which actually weren't drilled into what we know as North Pepas.

They were drilled in the area between North Pepas and Pepas.

Bid 21.80 Ask 22.00

God knows where this will close this week.

To think of the amount of potential news coming.... It hasn't even began here.

JBER sat on 26.2p

Intresting.

80k @ 21p uncrossing trade just gone through.

Like Schlemiel said earlier, believe it or not there is currently a overhang of warrants. Look how it's moving with those.

Hold tight when they are gone.

100% agree mate.

The only slip from Greenwood is that location of the collars at Pepas North. Many assumed they'd drill near to or into the main sampled area.

In theory they've drilled what looks like 100m south west / south East of Pepas North & 100m North of the Pepas deposit.

Whats interesting is that they could still be joined. If not it's irrelevant.

North Pepas is going to be a beast.

I wondered why Brad has said numerous times including when discussing Guayabales:

'Pepas is not a monster, YET'

That's a question i'm sure Brad will be answering very soon.

Greenwood obviously know alot more than us regular retail investors after having an analyst visiting Anza recently.

Taken from the Greenwood Research Note:

'Simple and low capex. As outlined, we envisage a simple open pit mining and crushing operation,

with transport of ore to a 3rd party for processing. The location in an established gold mining district

presents this as a valid opportunity and there are several mills in the area that would benefit from

additional high-grade ore feed. This means that capex would be required only for some initial site

works including the road upgrade, and installation of some kind of crushing equipment which could

even be of the mobile type. This will also negate risk associated with commissioning and ramp-up of

a processing plant. The benefit of high-grade is that you don’t need high throughput to capture of

the ounces. We estimate an all in capex of a mere US$15m (inc US$1m for royalty buy-back) which is

likely an overestimate.'

 Low-cost. Pepas should be a low cash cost mine by virtue of the grade the factors above. Costs are

essentially limited to mining, preconcentration and then the transport costs and 3rd party toll

treatment expenses. Transporting high-grade ore by truck makes sense due to the high intrinsic value

of Pepas ore. We estimate C1 cash costs of US$760/oz and AISC of US$1,000/oz.

Permitting advantage

Permitting should be quicker and less onerous for a Pepas starter operation as except for small-scale

crushing at site for pre-concentration, no processing plant will be built at Pepas and there will be no

requirement to design and permit a tailings storage facility which would be expensive to execute in rugged

topography. The other major advantage is that one of the three Mining Titles that hosts Anzá (T13635011)

already has a valid environmental permit over part of the licence (not a quick licence to acquire in

Colombia). This is by virtue of two small underground gypsum mines that operated at Anzá from the early

1990s. Only one environment permit can be held per title or concession and although the environmental

permit doesn’t currently cover the Pepas prospect, Orosur believes that it can be expanded to cover a new

gold operation with some planning

Seingred, have you read the full greenwood research note?

Coming and saying Condor Gold didn't manage to cut a tolling deal here will no longer cut it.

It's totally irrelevant. There's more gold mines in the Mid Cauca region than there is in the whole of Nicaragua.

Fact.

2.5m traded in the first hour. Great to see. Over 10% of shares in issue traded this week, though at least 30% of those lay in sticky hands.

Therefore, around 20% of traded shares changing hands.

Beavercreek next week could see several deep pockets entering the fray. That could cause a serious uplift.

But, what’s more important is other projects coming into play. The gold futures price looks to be getting its feet under the table in the $3600s.

The initial drill holes at Pepas North are going to be dynamite.

They’ll likely beginning drilling there at the same time as El Pantano, we could see assays dropped simultaneously every few weeks.

Not much at 19.50 then it’s 20p. Mr 23.8p is active.

LW, yes it all makes sense to me now. 1000% engineered drop, buy out prevention.

North Pepas surface channel sampling:

•105m @ 1.15 g/t Au, with some individual samples exceeding 5 g/t Au.

•20m to the east of the above, 49m @ 2.59 g/t Au, including a 10m section of 6.93 g/t Au, with a number of samples exceeding 10g/t Au, and the highest 1m sample being 27.23 g/t Au.

Itll be exciting once the drill rig is fired directly into one of those channels, which should be October time. Which conveniently coincides with:

El Pantano drill start.

El Cedro sampling completion.

By then enough stock will be in friendly hands to prevent any lowball / buy out offer coming. Which is the reason this has all been tucked out of the way.

I wonder how many more Pepas lie around in this area pushed to surface by some monster laying beneath.

Very, very exciting times.

They have drilled ‘North Pepas’ but nothing near the main area… just between them both.

Now it’s obvious why it’s been predicted to have around 1.4m oz. They are expecting high grade similar to Pepas but it is much larger 4x the size.

That for me nails it. Q4 is going to be frightening here.

Well that’s the first time I’ve seen the locations of the collars of the North Pepas holes and wow.

I had a feeling they’d not gone into the guts of the 59m @ 2.6g/t / 105m @ 1.15g/t channel samples at surface.

They’ve merely gone north of the Pepas body and south of the North Pepas at surface main area.

Obviously to check if they were joined, which they now know they arnt.

Coupled with the aero mag, which we’ve not yet seen… Now I know why Red Cloud has North Pepas down at 1.4m oz averaging 4.5g/t.

Wow, not that is the best bit of information I’ve come across here.

Buckle up once the infil drilling is complete!

I half understand why they’ve not gone straight into the guts, everyone would have gone wild demanding more rigs, MRE would have gone out the window.

On the strength of that, I may add quite substantially even at these levels. This is going to go bananas by the end of October, if it already hasn’t.

The article is available in the telegram group if anyone wants to read it. It’s certainly worth it.

https: //t. me/ Orosur_mining

remove the spacing from the above. All one word.

If we have another blue day tomorrow I’ll be over the moon. Some large trades today both buys and sells. Retail will still be feeding greedy insti hands in my opinion.

These 5-10m volume days are a stark contrast to the lulls when it’s dwindled down on hardly any volume.

Loving it.

A few buys going in now at 18.50p

Here's a few which share a similarity to Orosur, they are a handful which the Dynamic metal fund got in early days. Who coincidently now hold 12% of Orosur...

Founders metals early days, $20m to $450m market cap in less than 2 year.. 22 bagger in 2 years.

Ora Banda, now 1.4b market cap. 20 bagger in 2 years.

Alamos Gold, now $12b market cap. 8 bagger in 6 years

They got in Snowline Gold early days, now $800m market cap.

Spartan Resources early days, now $1.8b market cap.

Amongst others.

Retiredbanker. Pepas has shown to be an excellent deposit with an apparent option for fast track production.

That is yet to be seen.

The main draw here, for me, is for the exploration potential of not only Anza with it's many prospect, but also El Pantano.

Unlike yourself my main money has been made from exploration companies. Non have shown as much potential as Orosur currently have.

If judging Orosur on the lassonde curve they are still on the discovery potential, they have merely drilled one target of one project which has turned out to be so good that extraction was being talked about and looked at even by March 2025, that was 4 months from the first solo hole drilled...

Exploration currently is where you'll see the most mark up from companies. The gold & silver market's are itching for new discoveries.

By all means, a profit is a profit. 5% might be acceptable to one person were as another may aim for 100%.

Looking around and seeing everything currently moving up in harmony, then i know what i'll be doing at such a crucial time, the beginning of this journey.